Watch a movement review of this forehand. The replay pauses at three moments, shows what changed, and suggests something to try on court.
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These are movements the analyzer could see in this sample clip. Use them to take a closer look at the swing and choose a practice focus. They do not prove that the technique is wrong.
Look at the highlighted movement in both pictures. The time of the hit is an estimate.
Let your arm straighten naturally. Keep your grip loose and don't lock your elbow straight.
Look at the highlighted movement in both pictures. The time of the hit is an estimate.
Let your legs rise with the swing, but don't lock your knees straight. Take a quick recovery step after the shot.
Look at the highlighted movement in both pictures. The time of the hit is an estimate.
Let your arm finish the swing smoothly. Don't force your hand higher just to match a pose.
The analyzer estimates body positions throughout the clip and compares movement before and after the estimated hit. It only points out changes when there is enough evidence to describe them.
This clip has a reference similarity of 70.7/100, with low confidence. The score measures distance from reference clips. It does not grade technique or playing ability.
Choose one movement from the replay to explore. Try that practice focus on five easy balls, then record again from the same angle. A suggestion gives you something to experiment with; it does not diagnose a technique fault.
This review was generated from the supplied two-second sample clip on October 11, 2026. Pose analysis was rerun with the Heavy pose model and the current comparison replay, which uses thin pose lines. Ball tracking is off, as it is by default for new uploads. Hit timing is estimated and unverified. The measurements describe movement in the camera image.
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